So many reasons for a zero (not one) star rating.
The place is extremely dirty. The door to get in the establishment is covered in grime, the floor hadn't been swept in a while, and there was a used paper towel rolled up lying on the floor right in front of the receptionist desk. I kicked it under the red showroom car next to the seats I was kept waiting at for over an hour with not many other customers around.
The employees working there seem depressed and look like they didn't really take their job seriously based based upon how they were dressed, the way they spoke to me, and their overall attitudes.
The 15 year old kid who's there to greet potential customers made various odd comments throughout my time waiting. As the receptionist left for the day, her perfume lingered in the air. He walked past me, sniffed the air and said "ooooo you smell so good". It took him about 30 minutes or so to show me the car that I had an appointment to see. It's snowing/sleeting outside as he leads me to the car that's turned on, covered in ice and snow, and blocked in by two other cars. During the walk over, he muttered how I wanted to pay for the car. Check? No. I guess he motioned with his hands like he was swiping with a credit card. I asked him what he was doing. Card?! I couldn't really see because he was in front of me. I said yes, probably. He seemed annoyed and actually mocked me for a second. So the car is blocked in. I can barely get in to check it out, and I ask if I can give it a test drive. Again he makes fun of me a bit. You want to drive it?! Yes, please. 45 minutes later I finally climbed into the car with the salesperson.
Not one person wore a mask while I was there. If they had one on, it was pushed under their chin exposing their boss and mouth. We're in a pandemic. Thousands of people are sick and dying each month. I'm the only one who wore a mask, and I didn't feel safe at all.
They tried the good old fashioned bait and switch on me. All of the fun tricks of the trade were thrown into the mix. Even the "you look like a smart guy, so I'm not going to waste your time" line. The car was initially advertised at one price online, and when I got there it went up about $4,000. We went back and forth for a few minutes debating his process, all the while he defended the multiple fees that helped the price climb that far up. At one point, frustrated, he picked a similar car (similar make, model and year) and called the dealer to "show me" that all dealers did the same thing with the price. He added about $775. Then he repeatedly disputed the CarFax report of structural damage. After going through all of that, the salesman eventually told me that's what the car is worth and directed me to the general manager of the place. He agreed
Yep. Terrible experience that I'll never forget. read more